maltpress

This is a simple Twitter widget for your sidebar. I know there are several out there, but I needed something very specific for my site and decided to make it a bit more general and release it into the world…
This plugin uses basic caching so you don’t hit the API rate limit (it’s using the user.timeline API method rather than the deprecated RSS method). It will need to write a (small) xml file to your uploads folder, and to update this regularly, so make sure the directory is writeable. The cache time can be changed for busy sites or quiet sites where you want more immediate effect – but the default updates every minute (if required, it won’t be active if no-one’s on your site) so you should be fine.
User controls:
<ul>
<li>Title: widget title</li>
<li>Twitter user name: feed to show (must be public)</li>
<li>Cache time: put this up for really busy sites, but you probably won’t need to</li>
<li>Show replies: show tweets which are @replies (won’t remove tweets which mention someone)</li>
<li>Show “via” link: shows your tweet method (i.e. “Via Tweetdeck”) with link</li>
<li>Tweets to show: number of tweets, up to 20 (with @replies on – see FAQ)</li>
</ul>

Reet-pe-Tweet

Simple Twitter widget for sidebars. Show/hide @replies & "via" links. #tags link to Twitter search, @names link to profiles.

Evan Herman

Tracy Levesque

yikesitskevin

yikesinc

Order all of the taxonomy terms on your site with a simple to use, intuitive drag and drop interface. The plugin works for WordPress core taxonomies — Categories and Tags — and any custom taxonomies you have created.
Activate the plugin, enable your taxonomy on the settings page, and drag and drop the taxonomies into the desired position. It couldn’t be easier.
On the front end of the site your taxonomy terms will display in the order set in the dashboard.
Requires WordPress 4.4 or later due to the use of the term meta. 
Query Usage
<ul>
<li>If you’re trying to query for taxonomy terms (e.g. using <code>WP_Query</code> or functions like <code>get_terms()</code>), and you’d like them to be returned in the order specified by the plugin, you need to add the tax_position parameter in your call. For example: <code>'meta_key' => 'tax_position'</code> and <code>'orderby' => 'tax_position'</code>. Thanks to @certainlyakey on GitHub for pointing this out.</li>
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Simple Taxonomy Ordering

I think this is the easiest/best custom Taxonomy order plugin, as it keeps it within the same WordPress admin screen, does not create its own page. 

Simple

Works like a charm - use it

The best drag&drop ordering of terms so far.

Thanks so much!!

Quickly and easily reorder taxonomy terms with an easy to use and intuitive drag and drop interface.

Reet-pe-Tweet vs Simple Taxonomy Ordering